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Burglar Travis Sentenced.

THE $5OO,OOO IN BONDS FOUND IN HIS POSSESSION
RETURNED TO THEIR OWNER.
NEW YORK, April 6-Jno. Travis, alias Talbot,
was sentenced by Judge Moore. in the Kings
County Court of Sessions to-day, to ten years i'm
pr1sonment in Sing Sing for the crime OF burglary
at Jones' dry-gOOds store.
On trial he pleaded guilty. Judge Moore granted
an order to Detectives King and OConner allow
ing them to return to the owner, Chas. p. Miller
OF philadelphia the 800 600 bonds found in the
bedroom OF Talbot when arrested,
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we believe that MIR. Chamberlayne has cabled
reply that he accepts the challenge subject to GER
tain conditions, and these conditions are such
flower VIII accept. The principal difficulty, no
DOUBT, Is the centerbOard, and, as MI. Chamber
layne enJOlnS that the match must be sailed inside
the Isle OF Wight, between the Nab LtghtSh1p and
HURST Castle, the CenterbOard Of the MayfOwer
c0ulo not very Well be fixed down. AS an alterna-
tive 1t Is proposed that the board shall be stopped,
SO as not to be lifted above the maximum draught
MaynoWer On terms with the Arrow so far as capa-
bility for working shoal water goes, it can be
taken fOr granted that objection viii be raised,
especially as the MayhOwer will still have some ad-
vantage Dy the reduction her immersed surface
can 0e made to undergo when her board is lifted
some three or four feet. This is matter which
also may require adjusting.
CHANGES IN THE ARROW.
SO FAR as the chances of the Arrow CO. there is no
Disgusting the fact that she will have TO undergo
sort OF metamOrphOsis under water to get on any.
thing like terms with the formidable Yankee; and
as the very considerable alterations which Will
nave 10 DE made are not likely to be put In hand
until the conditions are finally agreed to, there Is
no chance OF the races taking place until the end
or August. Mr. Chamberlayne, it should be said,
mas made 1t condition that one OF the yachts
must win two races to decide the ownership OF the
cup.
The work OF altering the old ship WILL of course,
De carried out In Mr.. Chamberlayne'S own yard aG
southampton, by MIR. John Moore, ana IL can Oe
taken FOR grained that Mr. Chamoeriayne Will
ment tells him should be done. We believe the
general nature OF the alterations has already Deen
thought out, so there will be no delay when the
news arrives that the conditions are agreed 10.
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ErOR SALE
"RAFENSWOOD.n

This beautiful place Is situated in the center Of the
Nlii1--e OF HyatssSuir overlooking the surrounding
country Tor niles improved 10y thirteen room house
SUI lsu with lStarn ON the house. for,r
AID C-e third rcS VI ground covered With trees at
tJ-t.i Z aGItisrt shade. very desirable uIict
L"nea irii-@l- a'nin;.sy, hotel, board
ll4S Ion - Possession given by the LIST of NAV
BsiiLliuS lots also FOR sale Lou D. VINE 1850 Pa
uh.,o-.yy
sEoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
II sity lrri'e-Jy-the Revere House at st Denis
ti-eiay station ON b. O. L. r. seven miles from
I-i,ie- ct al trans stop IL tie Relay hotel con-
Is 40 -J.Iis. Win Ees-essry OutbuiliIiIgs, and 3,
s.sts an -, l-Cs. pricc, $4,000 Als Z ten room
tpsl.--e md acres choice building sites including
tle cele 1fsss t.eIay Spring used b. the L. Xix
Iric- $4,000. Both houses under lease To prompt
telilitS THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
y14 ST., Rooms D and D.
1Ld-S-ilt' Washington, ID. C.
E'OA t.E&T-FOCR ROOM COTTAGE WITH TWO
a rcs OF Saoce land tsO miles city beautiful
iealtEY +pcinon, - Der nontE- L. 4. PHILLIPS
10 New lyrk ave luh26-4w
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Millions i'm 1t.
A WESTERN MAN WHO HAS NOVEL. SCHEME FOR RE.
CLAIMING DESERT KINGDOMS

WESTERN NAN WHO HAS NOVEL SCHEME FOR RE.
CLAIMING DESERT REGIONS.
The Secretary OF the Interior hasreceived an ap-
pllcation from man in a Western State asking for
patent for rather novel invention. He states
that he has detected the destruction OF the earth
due TO the accommodating ice around the poles
crushing In her crust. 'sThe remedy-D. Wis to
withdraw water in circulation from the poles,
thereby fructfying the deserts and averting river
over1oWs, the rain and snow falls being more
equallzed." He proposes to do this by maintain
Ing condenser as captive balloon in the zone of
maximum temperature. In this way the deserts
can be reclaimed, and the inventor suggests that
the sahara desert, thus made to blossom would be
good place to send that portion OF the Irish
people who are dissatisfied with Irish rule.
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THE LONG AND SHORT HAUL.
A Question Of Interest % be Decided
To-day by the Interstate Commerce
Comm isSf01.

The Interstate Commerce Commission was in
secret session during most OF to-day considering
and discussing the application OF southern rail-
roads for temporary suspension Of the long and
short haul clause OF the interstate act in the
tory east Of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio
and Potomac rivers. This request has been
almost unanimous on the part of the
southern roads. and the Indications are
that the Commission win grant temporary re-
spite, that rates may be adjusted upon perma-
nent and satisfactory basis. AT 3 D. m. STAR
reporter was informed that q decision had not
been reached, but that the matter would be de-
f faed DeaOre the S 81 69e
sioners indicated that they would probably assent
to a suspension or modification OF the provision
complained OF.
Real Estate Sales.
E. W. Ayres has bought OF T.. A. Howard for
S., 49, 80 property fronting 20 feet on the south
18th streets.
Carl Hoffman has bought OF Sarah W. Pratt for
Ss y
18th and 18th streets. D. w. Patterson has bought
OF John sherman SIX lots In Columbia Heights for
Almira Boyd has bought for $1,000, Of Eliza B.
Hrst, lot u and part p, square 21O, fronting 20
feet on Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and
c. stanton the west half lot IL square lGO mont
ing. on M street and Rhode Island avenue, near
Of Ss sohn os suSa
on 18th street, between X and streets, for
50, $50.
Calvin Wilmer has bought six lots of Gass' sub,
above the Schuetzen Park, OF John H. Walter, for
$40, $50.
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Co
mas disposed OF property In square 6:s3 as follows:
To C. c. Glover, for 81. So sub lots 30 and 81,
fronting As by 100 on the corner of 1st and b
lots % and 29. adjoining lots on street; TO JAS.
r. Breyoort. for SIS 4l825su lots &C. So to 90 and
parts 63 and "a on New Jersey avenue, between
and c, and to H. Hurt, for SIG OOl .O5, sub lots
25 to % and 81 and 55 on street and Arthur
Place.
Sarah P. Tyree has bought OF James A. Little, for
$4,000, sub lots So to IS, square 10,3, fronting IL
feet on K street, between 11th and 10th streets
southeast; James p. Lewis ct al have bought OF
r. Goldschmid, for So 4150 lot II, block 80, Col
lumbia Heights.
The WILL SUsTAINRD.-The case OF Harris agt.
Butler involving the validity OF the viii OF the late
Franklin Madison, on trial in the Circuit Court for
several days was to-day decided by a verdict sus-
tanning
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM.
Scrivener and Mary Cox; VIM. Carroll ana Annie
Rhodes; JAS. Gaddis and Annie Bailey; Jno. W.
Dickerson and Mary A. Otis; S. G. Bouts and
Lambert, both OF Loudoun County, va; Benz F.
Hilton, OF Poolesv1lle, Md. and Fannie A. Money
OF Fairfax Co., Va; Lewis Wilson and Rebecca
Brown; Henry Williams and Lizzie Harvey; A. C.
Gibbs and Emma +. Mertz; N. II. Nicholson, OF
Clay Co., KY, and Matilda ). Moran; Chas. V.
Rice and Mary A. CheSSer, both OF st. Mary's Co.,
Md
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PERSONAL.

fVVII, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Y AID Auswers send 10 cents To book stores or TO
3 W FILM Nm. A. H., Ivy Institute.
ul2foi fus 5. ". Cor. 9th aLd X NV
an ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ IL We are prepared ~ pay t1ll value TO.
cents Second hand Clothing. Address call At
.ISIHiS Old stand 6iS ID NV mhlf-im
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Apo
lonia Hutchinson to Jacob l. Hutchinson, pit. 4,sQ
769; S15O. Mary A. Talks to c. X. Talks, PIT. 81,
SO. 511: 500. w. r Woodward to Frank 7. Dill
low ct al, pit 6, 50. 20; =. Henrietta Smith TO
Joseph Bower, pit 9. Chichester; 500. J. A. Set
tie TO Sarah p. 1yrer sub lots 81 and 81 50. 1929
$500. Henrietta Smith TO ID. SlmlnS, pit. 9, Chi
chester; $50. j. 7. kengla TO NJ. Z. Weaver ct al,
pit 26S b. HIS addition to West Washington;
s. James Taylor to Eusttna Stephan, pit
4. blk. 3, s. p. BIS sub Mt Pleasant: 8.
Ellen vackey to Marie vackey, undivided half sub
lot 100, So 237; 81 10 j. Z. Head ct al TO D. C.
Athey, sub lots 80 10 69, So "a; 8. w. and G. X.
r. Co to c. c. Glover, sub lots 30 and 81. So 623;
s7,3l2.50. Same TO E. Francis Riggs. sub lots 2S
and %, do; So 7oO Same to JAS X. BrevOort, sub
lots &c, IS to 62, and pts 63 and "a; S254ls25.
Same 70 q. Carlyle Whiting, sub lots % to % and
"a and ID, do; $1600l05. q. c. Whiting TO ii.
Hurt, same property; sl6,OOL05. X. GOldschmid
TO JAS. p. Lewis ct al, lot ii, blk 30, Columbia
Heights; S,341 30. Caroline X West 10 Chas. 8.
to j. G. Hester sub 10, 50. g. s.. o. L. Pruden TO
John G. TOlty, part 2, 50. lab; S2,69l.O
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nhl2 .., - q nnO"N
<EE KENT Or SALE AN ELEGANT NEW
a evening", No SOC l. st. Lot, }3 feet front 10
s and cellar. furnace, fire CRATES and all modern
,.ptusse'nens Handsomely pspered and mahogany
Prse. ony ~s ss M,rr9, " every ROOM wide parting
Inc house IL open for inspection
SCI Hn Pnnr1Sosss aPpy to the owner, R GOLD
1pm. ~ ~ P'A1 sSS = W
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THE CONTRACT for mail messenger and transfer
service in the city Of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
awarded to John S. Hartsell, the present con-
tractor, for ,9O per annum, for period Of four
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Eh2S-lft'
IVOk SALE

Il Va GALL
u HIATTSyIIIP
4',rSoiis with SMALL CAPIIAL wishing to secure q
lONh III tbis rapidly sud Beautiful Suburban
image wll mi ay Az. 4. Iook AZ ths ~.
itr sale Ia J0hsou Wines addition These Lots are
o. hiEh sFt u-l 4o elegantly located HIATTSyIIIR
L. made "id rfil strides the prst wears and
gives promise VI . bright and prosperuIi. future
t-ese trsii.> each way daily the b. o. L. 2 Com
mutation kAIEes, - ~
ie undersigned vi take pleasure in showing Mat
a these Lots, and VII take parties free of charge
aid show the PREMISES Title guaranteed perfect .nd
u -4ls s-sy LOUIS ID. VINE.
i-L sim 1880 Pennsy lvaIia ave.
VrO8 RENT-HOEE AT FALLS CHIyRCH va
situation high dry and healthy: large sr,rrounG.
lus, house desirable. excellent Outbu:liinxs eeuot
convenient Apply IL 9OT New York av. IA nihI ;ws
TIEAUTiEUL SUBURBAN PLACES = TRIf-K
iD GralC Sec Fruit Farms of all sizes Mills and Tim.
ber iS.ns. improved and uun proved city properten
Tor s1lc and exchange. Creates. Bargans send for
Catalogue NM IL MAIN. Cor Sd 81. Pa av n w.
inEl1-IlE.
I,Ok SALE-PIEIyTiMBt1. LAND "a 900 ACRES
II OF carefully selected Pine Timber Land ono surIe
lvdy timber lind the Unites. Statesl, est-
expert yield SIX hundred million feet of
humber. Ihs hns body OF land hay be sec ured by
capitalists company at Ofe-hith value N pur-
Chased before June lst 1887. Title absolutely per
Let. Plat and particulars al my Office ga St
looms > and d, Washington, u. g.
mil Tim THOMAS A MITCHELL.
ITOl. SALE OR EXCHANGE FUR GOOD CITY
4 Jruierty NY late residence III AnacUstia. IL. C..
Gt:e .rliIe house mod Iinrs 1000 feet ground
lar- stztr fruit of All kinds. price soOOU. DIR. W
n W. lItA aud SIS Y Va mh!,- I'm
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LEFT HB CREDITORS IN THE LURCH. - Edward
HUMPHREYS, the colOred caterer, proprietor OF the
temperance dining in the building occupied
by the Minor Mission, on Pennsy lvania avenue,
near 10th street. is reported TO have gone from the
city, leaving q number OF unpaid bills behind
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Two SLIGHT FIREs.-A slight fire took place yes
terday afternoon ia the house OF Mt. Iardella No.
500 street northeast, from an overheated stove,
but it was extinguished by the inmates before
much damage was done. Shortly afterward tire
took place ut the residence OF o. ID. Denham, No.
6O4 23d street northwest, caused by a child play
ing with matches. About nifty dollars damage
was the result.
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TIE METHODIST PROTESTANT Communicating
hfty-nfnth session OF the Maryland Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church cOnvenes in
Easton, Md, to-day. The conference includes one
hundred and ten preachers and an equal number
of lay delegates The conference is presided over
by Rev. w. s. Hammond, president. An examina-
ton OF students and candidates for admission was
held by the faculty yesterday afternoon. The
report will be read at to-day5 session. business
meeting was held last evening, at which various
matters pertaining to the conference were dis
cussed, and some financial matters disposed of.
Rev. Ii. L. Eiderdice, OF Baltimore, preached upon
modern Skepticism.
MANY of the readers OF The STAR are taking ad-
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer OF THE
WEEKLY STAR (as advertised in another cOlumn) to
subscribe to one or more OF the leading periodicals
OF the country. large saving can be made In
this way.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: a.
NJ, u; pm, Al; maximum, ~; minimum, Is.
A COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES STATEMRNT-The
signal Office to-day issued a statement OF temper
allure In this city for the past ten days. comparing
1t with the mean daily temperature for the same
days for the past fifteen years. The statement
shows that the total departure from the normal
since April has been 12l2 below the normal
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The stockholders OF the Upper Glymont I'M
provement and Excursion CO. held their annual
meeting on the 4th instant, at Glylnont, Nd, and
elected the following trustees for the ensuing year:
ID. 4 Kefauver, 8. A II. NcKim, j. Orv1le john
son, L. i. kefauver. Jesse b Wilson, Addison Mar
bury, J. =. v. Ritter, Otfs Bigei0w, w. b. Mafcne
The viii OF Sarah D0nnelly was flieo to-day. Sne
william and Jame4 and that IN Phlladelph1A TO
her brotheD aAd sister, ana her personal properly
70 the laf1ec
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PRKPARINa For THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
There was large meeting at the Fourth Baptist
church; street northwest, last night, TO advance
the arrangements for the emancipation celebra-
ton on the 18th OF April The following were
added to the stan OF the chief marshal: X K Bur
nett, E. Bright, Henry Sanders, VIM. Il. Brook
George johnson, Samuel 4. Collins, Robert Baker,
Jas. 8. Myles, Lewis Chisley, samuel Denison,
ton, X c. Powell, ID. b. Dade, George W. Smith,
w. f. Flint, John johnson, G. King, Jno Rauls
Lee Thompson, Edward Howard, Mr.. Wilson, Rev.
CHIEF marshal orange sash and trimmings; right
and left aides, purple sash; chief OF stan, pink;
chiefs OF divisions pink; aides TO chiefs OF divts
aides TO chief OF STAN, green sash and trimmings
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VENHE CEILULOID TRUSS.
4 lAat never breaks, never wears out alvays clean
sAc can % worn while betbtng.
Is tor sale 1t CHA6. FISHRRs9
6H3 eth street northwest
III 10; FISHER devotee heI attention TO The wants Of
>~<S SssSoAh MI
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OrrOvv and MayflOwer.

PROBABILITY THAT Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNEs CONDITIONS
MAY NOT BE ONEROUS.
Yachtsmen have had plenty OF subjects to inter-
est them during the past week, says the London
Field, March 26. In the first place, there is the
Atlantic race between the Coronet and Dauntless,
which may be decided by the time these lines are
published; then came the announcement that the
owner OF the May1Ower had sent challenge to
the owner OF the Arrow to sail match for the
Queens cup, won by the latter vessel In 1852 in
match sailed against the America, Mosquito, and
Other yachts; after this came the gossip about
the shape OF the Thistle and the mistaken way
the members OF the Royal Thames Club propose to
conduct their Jubilee race. 1t is not often that
much interest Is aroused In yachting circles at
this season OF the year, and we must wander back
to 1869 and 1870 for anything OF the kind, when
the SapphO-Cambrta matches and the Atlantic
race between the DauntleSS and Cambria were
being discussed and arranged by public CORE
Spondence. We have better way OF settling pre-
Jubilee race has been, it seems chosen in a much
TOO Wrong-headed way not to provoke discussion.
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x Iowa Circle, 3-story brick, 10 rooms 800
i3O % ST. ne 3-story brick. IL rooms 6l
dtti Pseree Place, 3-story brick. rooms . 20
40 E.th ST. story brick rooms. ......1 is
~~iiNEcfe1a0o ave. = story brick, u / >. 30
Loo ~. n. NJ PARKER,
ESt,,
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London dispatch says ex-Secretary Manning
conunues 70 increase in strength daily.
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Aiso other houses Ill the most desirable locations Of
the CITY All property put i'll our hands for will
DE 4dSertsed II desired without charge to the owner
HILL & JOHNSTON,
aP,-ot 1jS 9Th ST. H. w.
4. OR REGT-FROM APRIL 18TH 6:,3 ST y
= " IS rooms; IN best Of condition. Apply H.
ohoCa, oo' Itn 81 NV xpl-lm
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An E1AteHsHVe SIdtsshtef.hOuSe Burned.
PITTsBURG, April 6.-The extensive slaughter
house, stable and clubhouse OF Henry kreiling, on
Charles street, Allegheny City, was destroyed by
tire at an early hour this morning. Loss SIS. 600
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THE WILL SUsTAINRD.-The case OF Harris agt.
Butler involving the validity OF the win OF the late
Franklin Madison, on trial in the Circuit Court for
several days, was to-day decided by verdict sus-
tanning the will.
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BRUTAL GM DRMKER.-Last night in South
Washington George Ingram, colored, asked Helen
Duckett also cOlOred, TO ''treat." Helen said she
only had cents, which she surrendered to him
and be purchased drink OF gin. In that locality,
where drinks are sold at the rate OF two for 5
centsL scent drink should be large enough to at
least I'LL q half-pin cup. After being treated he
came out OF the store and proceeded 70 fl-treat
Helen. Heknocked her down ana kicked her sew
eral times about the body. This morning Judge
Smell gave him 90 days In Jail
Nor PASTOR OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Members OF the First Baptist church, OF south
Washington, state that Rev. Peter Lewis, who, as
reported in yesterdays STAR, was arrested for In
t0Xicati0n, never was pastor OF that church. Rev.
VIM II. Lee, the present pastor, who has flled the
pulpit for over twenty years, Richard johnson,
clerk OF the church, and Paul Welsh, deacon, To-
day authorZ ID STAR reporter TO state that Lewis
never had any connection with the church, except
that OF q member.
The stockholders OF the Upper Glymont I'm
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: a.
~, 32; pm, Al; maximum, Al; minimum, IS.
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A DECREE OF DTyoRcE.-To-day Judge Merr1ck
made a decree OF divorce In the case OF Anthony
Stroud agt. Ella stroud They were married In
king George Co, Va, IN 1870, and he charged her
with deserving him.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
i.OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
4 Room on ground floor on ST., between 18th and
1ith sts. n.w. Steam heat Apply to
1EOS- j. FISHER Co,
ap2-6t 1924 st. NV
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CRIMINAL COURT CAsEs.-In the Criminal Court
to-day, in the case OF Howard Coleman, indicted
for assault with intent 10 Kill, the recognizance
was forfeited. Lewis DodsOn, indicted for house.
breaking was found not guilty.
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CASE FOR THE CIVIL CoURTs.-The case OF VIM.
II. koppin, charged with stealing q buggy from
Fadelys livery stable, on 9Th street, called
the attention OF the Police Court to-day by Mr..
Lavender, who stated that after an Investigation
OF the case he was satisfied there was no larceny
In the case, but that the ownership was disputed.
and that IL was "A case Tor the civil courts. He
would therefore enter nolle pros.
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ARRESTED IN BALTInoRK.-James Lawson, n
young colored man. waS arrested In Baltimore last
night for Detectives Ran and Horne, who have
been looking for him, on a charge OF stealing ST.
worth OF clothing and other articles from the
room OF Edward and Howard Rouser, at No. 9e6
9th street northwest. Detective Ran went 90
after the prisoner to-day.
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Cor. 5th&Va-aye. .Sr. .Sl5
iO6-OS-l0 X ne. Ir. ....l3
J 4U-t X st. ne, q rs. .12.5O
hear 2Q17 N.Y.ave. or. 10
, 1907 9th ST.. Ar. IL
J !, Alex. Court, Or. ..l1.5O
, BIB I'D ST., 5 rs......lO.5O
; 1904 i ST., D rs. 1880
} Al 9th St Sc, 4 r.. 10
}, H:G 10Th ST., o 10
, 1913 Jefferson st. 5 rs. 10
40 Va. ave. 4 LILO
} " alter ST., CT, 2r. 10
, Rear 5l4 24th, 1t. 5r. g.: 80
Canal St, 4r. o
! .,UT Va. ave, 4rs. &
Houses III rear NJ, 4r.S
J D Kim. h. On Water NV. &
}, STORES.
.1S 9Th st. NV. $40. 90
s. l.. cor. 4th and u SITS.
Sc, store and D rs. ~. so
NESCOTT & WILCOX.
NJ
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

IHOR RENT-THE THIRD FLOOR ENTIRE OF
Il Hoo 81; Tor go per month, desirable for claims
attgsey- Good Rooms in ST Cloud Building aud Ga
bG Isb Hail. 1890 I4tA ST.. s}3,t;.S: SIS
afG-2w JOHN SHERMAN < co. 14O1 st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

HI'OR RENT - FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RESI-
deIce- with garden. fruit and other
SIX ls northwest OF city picturesque surroundings.
10 st-ciass private family only Address PARK,
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Sheriff s Sale.

By virtue of execution No. 4S2
directed to me, which, issued from
:he Clerks office of the Lawrence
Circuit Court, in Iavor of J e. Stew
art, Pltf., VS.. ] ClevInger, &C, Deft.
| or one of my deputies will, On
Monday, November 2lst, 1887
about one o'clock p. m, at the Court
House door in Louisa, Lawrence
CO., KY, expose to public Sale TO
the highest bidder, the following
zdeserfe6dk propery, Tor so much
thereof as may be necessary to pro-
duce the sum of $50. rs, with 6 q in
terest from March LIST, 1885, until
paid, and the costs, to. wit A tract
of land in Lawrence county, on the
waters Of two mile creek, bounded
as follows Beginning at the county
road on Il white oak stump, thence
running south with the Booten line
to Muncey's line tn Elem Burchett's
corner; thence a straight line back
to the beginning; containing about
II acres, levied upoh as the proper
ty of Doc Watkins.
Sale will be made on credit OF
three months, bond with approved
security being required of the pur-
chaser. Witness my hand this, 4th
of Nov. 1887. AL.SHANNoN, Sic.